latest news about the sysresccd livecd
The Xvesa X server has been added to SystemRescueCd-1.0.0. This tiny X server aims to provide a graphical environment when Xorg does not work on a machine because the driver does not work or for any other reason.
In older versions (until SystemRescueCd-0.4.4-beta12), the only thing you could do when startx fails was to boot with […]
The most popular way of using SystemRescueCd is from a CDRom drive on a desktop in interactive mode. Recent SystemRescueCd versions also come with the support for network boot via PXE. The network configuration boot options (such as ethx=ip, gateway=ip, dns=ip, dochdp) allow you to automatically configure the network access to SystemRescueCd at boot […]
Since SystemRescueCd-0.3.0, it was required to have at least an i686 CPU (Pentium-Pro processor or newer) to be able to run SystemRescueCd. This was because the glibc on gentoo required i686 to compile. So SystemRescueCd-0.2.19 was the last version that supports old processors (between i386 and i686).
The support for old x86 32bits processors has been […]
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